Note that in this case φ: R0+ → 0. If α + β = 1 then T A ∪ B → A ∪B is non-expansive fulfilling d(T p +1x,Tpx) = d x,Tx); ∀x ∈ A∪B, ∀p ∈ z0+.
Since the transmitter does not have any instantaneous information about the channel conditions of different users, scheduling has to be done non-adaptively fulfilling the channel access demands D of the different users.
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With the costs of stakeholder management lowering returns for investors (Garcia-Castro et al. 2010; Stevens et al. 2015), potential investors should thus value decisions in favor of shareholding (vs. non-shareholding) stakeholders when the costs of fulfilling non-shareholding stakeholders' interests are assumed to be high.
Whilst not reaching statistical significance, a greater proportion of non-responders fulfilled the criteria for a PTSD diagnosis on the PDS questionnaire (44% of non-responders versus 29% of responders) and reported higher symptom severity levels.
Seven RCTs and five non-RCTs fulfilled the inclusion criteria.
LCRs are composed of varying numbers of both tissue-specific HSs and non-cell specific HSs, some of which are non-functional, others fulfilling distinct roles in the augmentation of transcription.
In consequence, (potential) investors should prefer decisions in favor of non-shareholding stakeholders (as compared to shareholding stakeholders) when the costs of fulfilling non-shareholding stakeholders' interests are seen as low.
Thus, we assume that (potential) investors' investment intentions in response to companies' prioritization of either shareholding or non-shareholding stakeholders will depend on the assumed costs and the perceived sustainability associated with fulfilling non-shareholding stakeholders' interests.
First, the assumed costs for fulfilling non-shareholding stakeholders' interests should impact potential investors, as these costs affect shareholders' immediate returns (Stevens et al. 2015).
